The Indian Desert
The Indian Desert, predominantly represented by the Thar Desert, is located in the northwestern region of India, extending extensively through Rajasthan. It is notable for its unique geographical features, including sandy soils and dunes that characterize the landscape. The climate of the Thar Desert is arid, resulting in very minimal rainfall throughout the year, making it one of the most extreme environments in India. The desert houses seasonal rivers such as the Luni, which barely flow and rely on rainfall to sustain their flow periods. This section provides insights into the physical characteristics of the Indian Desert, its environmental conditions, and its significance within the broader physical framework of India.